Erin Lee
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| Gender | Female |
|---|---|
| Industry | Environment |
| Occupation | Experimental Biology Aide |
| Location | Portland, OR, United States |
| Interests | Vegetarian macrobiotic cooking, yoga, tribal fusion bellydance, redesigning/recycling clothing, permaculture and urban farming, hiking, collecting odd objects like feathers, stones, bones, and clockworks, tattoos and piercing, entomology, things with stripes, especially socks, orchids, carnivorous plants and poison arrow frogs, trail running with my pack (ozzy cattle dog), faery tales, postapocalyptica, frankenclockworks, etc. |
| Favorite movies | Serenity, Anything by Tim Burton, Dark Crystal and Labyrinth, Baz Luhrmann's Red Curtain Triology (Strictly Ballroom, Romeo & Juliet, and Moulin Rouge), The Alien saga, most of Lynch's stuff, LOTR trilogy, Tank Girl, Perfume, PS I Love You and the Notebook (cause everybody's gotta cry sometimes), Sukiyaki Western Django, Vicky Christina Barcelona, The Fountain, May, SLiTHER, City of Lost Children, chocolat, Blood and Chocolate, anything by Guillermo del Toro (especially Pan's Labyrinth and Hellboy), Avatar 3D, Where the Wild Things Are, 28 Days Later and 28 Weeks Later, Anything with lots of icky squishy sounds and spooky music... zombies are always a plus. |
| Favorite music | Gypsy punk/balkan, Opera, Carmen and La Boheme are my current faves, The Insomniacs, DeVotchka, Massive Attack, pentaphobe, Paul Mercer, Abney Park, Dead Can Dance, Poe, Johnny Cash, Machines of Loving Grace, Faun, Brass Menazeri, Portishead, Concrete Blonde, Tool, Depeche Mode, Woodland, Love and Rockets, October Project, Duran Duran, Sarah McLaughlin, Carl Orff, Loreena McKennitt, Golgol Bordello, Puccini, Holst, The Cure, Low, etc. ad nauseum. |
| Favorite books | Steampunk, Cyberpunk, Sci-fi, some fantasy horror, Alternate history, Biology texts, Toby Hemenway and Bill Mollison, Anything by Neil Gaiman, Emma Bull, Terry Pratchett, David Brin, Orson Scott Card, Zylpha Keatly Snyder, Michael Moorcock, Jaqueline Carey, Philip K Dick, or Jules Verne, I read like most people breathe. |